Daily Learning Target(s): By the end of class, students will be able to...

• practice analysis and relate and apply as evidenced by setting weekly goals for CSE and working in groups towards CSE Goals.
• practice analysis as evidenced by reading, annotations, and discussion.

Due Today: Part 3 Pre-Reading and CH 1-2 Q's 1-10 (will check in today)

• Due Tue 4/18: 1984 Part 3 CH 3-6 Q's 11-19 and Song Analysis Q's
• Prepare materials and events for CSE

Important Deadlines/Reminders:

1. 1. Winston’s torture and interrogation have several stages. What techniques are used in each stage?

1. 2. According to O’Brien, who actually wrote The Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivism? What does this mean, if true?

1. 3. O’Brien teaches that there is no world outside of the human mind, so that the Party can control reality in the same way that he can make Winston see five fingers when there are only four.This is “Believing is seeing” rather than “Seeing is believing,” as we would normally say. Is it possible to so thoroughly brainwash someone that he or she will see things that are not there?

1. 4. O’Brien says that Winston should imagine a future in which a boot is stamping on a human face forever. Winston tries to argue that such a vision would fail. Who do you think is right?

1. 5. Winston thinks he is making progress. He is learning to practice crimestop. What is he learning? What is he hoping for?

1. 6. Winston has a setback. In a daydream, he cries out. What does he say? What happens to him?

1. 7. What is waiting for Winston in Room 101? What does it make him do?

1. 8. Winston meets Julia. What happens?

1. 9. What finally causes Winston to think he loves Big Brother?